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The Hubble Telescope's 100,000th capture showing two stars that appear close together. The star on the right is a nearby Milky Way star while the star to the left is a quasar 9 billion light years away. This is an example of an optical double and is due to the quasar's immense luminosity.
The Hubble Telescope's 100,000th capture showing two stars that appear close together. The star on the right is a nearby Milky Way star while the star
Astronomers have mistakenly reported observations of a double star in place of J 900 and a faint star in the constellation of Gemini.
Astronomers have mistakenly reported observations of a double star in place of J 900 and a faint star in the constellation of Gemini.
The color-contrastant binary Gamma Andromedae seen by a telescope
The color-contrastant binary Gamma Andromedae seen by a telescope
Albireo
Albireo is the star in the head of the constellation of Cygnus (bottom).
Albireo is the star in the head of the constellation of Cygnus (bottom).
Albireo A and B
Albireo A and B